similar to: * -> SMS w/out PSTN

I need to be able to send an sms alert to one's mobile/cell phone. For instance, when I receive a voicemail message in my inbox, I also want to be able to get a message on my cell phone alerting me of this e-mail. How possible is this? And if it is, what do I need to do to get the service up and running? Ideas are most welcome. Thanks, Julius.

Hi I have been trying for a while to find a way to get an SMS send when I receive a voicemail into my asterisk system. I don't want to send an SMS if the caller doesn't leave a message. I have voicemail.conf set up to email and delete. 302 => 302,Website Sales,sip@example.com,,attach=yes|delete=yes However I can't seem to find a way to test is a message is left. I have tried

I thought it might be of interest to the group to pass on information about a replacement SMS command we have developed for sending text messages from Asterisk. The FASTSMS command will route text messages to mobile phones in 154 countries. Applications include voicemail notifications, missed call alerts, automated text receipts for callers (e.g. call reference number), system alerts, etc, etc.

Does anyone know of a speech recognition module (like say yes or no, or numbers) I guess due to the complexity of speech recognition it might just be found in commercial applications or am I wrong like always? -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/attachments/20050128/119168cb/attachment.htm

I am still struggling to map a character string to an object name and vice versa in R. I thought the as.name() function might work, but observe the following behaviour ... > attach(warpbreaks) > levels(tension) [1] "L" "M" "H" > levels(as.name("tension")) NULL > objectname<-as.name("tension") > objectname tension >

Dear list, I am running R2.11.1 on 32 bit windows. I am receiving messages as follows ... > require(car) Loading required package: car Error: package 'car' was built before R 2.10.0: please re-install it The package kohonen was another example. This failure appears to be fatal and not only affects the package concerned, but also all its dependents. Is there anything I can do at my

Dear List, Hopefully someone will point me to a piece of documentation that I have overlooked. I am running Rscript successfully to read and execute an R program, but have failed to find the correct syntax to route the output to a file using the Rscript command that invokes the job. I tried Rscript -e 'sink("outputfile")' script.R , but it then ignored the scriptfile. I know

Awhile ago, I posted some information about SMS Aggregators, this is just a follow-up, based on changes in the US market. As of January 31st, any commercial application, sending to US networks, is required to lease a CSC (short code) from CTIA. A CSC runs $6000/year for a random code, and $12,000/year for a vanity code. These charges are on top of the normal per message fees. This does

Dear List, No doubt I am going around this the wrong way, and hopefully one of you will be able to tell me how to go about it the right way. I want to change the names of an object inside a function and have it stay changed in the global environment. I can only effect the change inside the function as follows ... >

This is hopefully a trivial problem for list subscribers, but I am very new to writing R functions. I wish to call an R function written by myself from another program to fit a model. I need to tell it which of the independent variables are factors. I need to do this in a generic way, so that when the list is passed, R will work through the variables in the data frame and coerce them into being

This is the first release of a new Ruby library for the www.bulksms.co.ukAPI which should allow simple integration of SMS functionality into your Ruby or Rails apps. Sending a message is as simple as: @service = Service.new(''username'', ''password'') @service.send_message(''This is my message!'', ''4479123456789'') # whats my

Hi, I'm wondering firstly if somebody already did this and what the best way might be to go about it. Basically I want to have a context in * which could just be a regular extension that you can transfer an incoming caller to. This extension could then do several things, the one bit I need advise on is sending a sms to the callers cell/mobile phone with driving directions. 1) Firstly it

Dear List, I am writing a function in R with the facility to store models for later use in scoring. It would be very useful if I could include in the name of the file stored the name of the model object being stored, this name being chosen by the user in the function call. A simple function to store the name of an object as a character string would fit the bill, but I have not found one. name()

Hi I installed *@home 0.6 to play with the system, and learn. I tried AMP but didn't like it and so set forth into the conf files manually. I have it all set up how I want, all my extensions work etc. Reading this list and playing in the wiki and google, I get the impression *@home is great for learning, but has a few limitiations. I would like to upgrade my box to the latest stable cvs

Hi: Say I want to build an IVR application which sends an SMS message to a mobile telephone when the caller responds to a prompt in certain way. I think I can manage the part about generating the message and building something to actually send it. The part I'm foggy about is: how would I actually get the SMS message to the carrier? Discussions with the carrier have led absolutely nowhere

Where can I get a starting point for setting up sms via VoIP and via web. I want to send SMS from VoIP or web to VoIP phones and GSM phones. 1. how to set-up? 2. which smsc should I use? (what is the price?) 3. which phones can be used? bye Ronald

Great idea but can I ask how you intend to do the location/destination entry? Did you see my other email a little while ago about potentially using speech recognition for this process? I've copied the original email below. Cheers, Dean ________________________________ From: Dean Collins Sent: Wednesday, 1 June 2005 10:11 AM To: 'Asterisk Users Mailing List -

An article I wrote that provides a basic introduction to R has been published on Oreillynet.com. The article is titled "Analyzing Statistics with GNU/R". Here is the link: http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/onlamp/2005/11/17/r_for_statistics.html Please feel free to post comments or interesting basic R scripts at the end of the article. Kevin Farnham

> -----Original Message----- > From: Mark Charlton [mailto:asterisk@mcwebtree.com] > Plus if you send your users to VoicemailMain(${CALLERIDNUM}) > they don't hear > it at all. > They just get "enter password". Yup. If you do that, the only time they hear it is during the initial setup call (if you have "forcename=yes" or

Hello all, I'm quite new to the list, but experienced in linux. For the last several months, I've been trying to get some basic things working in WINE (eg. Internet Explorer). I'm running Ubuntu (Hoary and Breezy), and debian (Sarge). It appears that no matter what version (20040615, 20041019, 20050310, 20050930, 20050725, 0.90) I try to install (or build and install), I don't